Hi,

in our projects we use the HttpInvoker component of Spring to interact with
our remote KnowledgeBase through HTTP, which means JBPM5 is deployed in a
servlet container.

Our Websphere admin is afraid that JBPM5 creates its own threads instead of
using the thread provided by the container.

In short:
- Does JBPM5 always executes in the thread of the caller ?
- What is the purpose of the 'multithread' element in drools-spring.xsd
(drools-spring-5.2.0.M1.jar) ?

I cannot find answers in the documentation :-(
Also, it would be a good idea to document the XSD like Spring does with
<xsd:documentation /> tags.

Thanks to the community,

Max
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